I call this "Emma", because "Sheep" sounds so prosaic.
I am painting to keep myself preoccupied and from under Jacqui's feet. I have an appointment with the oncologist next Tuesday to discuss how my treatment should move forward. Meanwhile, the ache in my pelvis continues to nag. Hence Emma's glum expression.
So, today's task is to find another subject to paint.
Absolutely beautiful as ever Brent, Emma and I are sending you lots of luck for Tuesday
Could you call her emmaaa? Good luck on Tuesday
Emma’s lovely and the colours are beautiful 😍 With all the spring flowers coming up and wildlife waking up you’ll soon find plenty to keep you occupied and take your mind off that nagging ache . I hope you get some good news on Tuesday 🤞😊
Hi Brent,
Emma is beautiful! Sheep are one of my favorite animals. 😀👍🐑
Good luck with your upcoming appointment with your doctor. Please let us know what you find out soon.😀
I went to work today. I then took Milo on a longish walk. On Monday morning I am hoping to see if I can find a tea room and a bookshop. This is a quiet weekend.
Tea room and bookshop sounds brilliant ! I had to look back at your previous posts to see Milo - he is so gorgeous ! 😍🥰
Yeah. We had a garden picnic breakfast today. Then I went to two different local garden centres in order to look at the plants and books, and then went to a cafe at one for some lunch. I ordered a chocolate cupcake and a glass of white wine for lunch. I even went and did some food shopping this afternoon.
Sounds like a brilliant day 😃
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Great name 😃 and a lovely painting.
Love your Emma , she truly looks to be happy in her colorful surroundings even if her mouth turns down . Good luck with your oncology appointment on Tuesday !!
I love Emma and the lovely colours! Really hope you have a helpful and productive appointment!
Hey Brent, first thing came to my mind was Ewe? Tree/sheep/you. How’d you get on with oncologist? Did you get another subject from the visit??
Hi Lell1
I am continuing on the medication I have been on for the past 4 years. It is, I am told, about 80% effective. But I am to have a CT scan shortly to see how the tumour on my pelvis is behaving. It continues to ache. But is that a post radiation effect?
No matter, the PSA concentration in my blood continues to rise, so a change in treatment is not far off. That's as much as I can tell you for now. But thank ewe for asking.
I shall be back to painting shortly. Meanwhile, please enjoy my Welsh spring.
Free for All on Friday
